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Why cant we define heat transfer rate as an initial condition for solving general heat conduction equation? - Quora
![SOLVED: Consider the steady 2D heat conduction equation on the square 0 < I.y < 3, a2T a2T = 0. J12 dyz Confirm that nTI sin sinh sinh (nt T(I,y) = is SOLVED: Consider the steady 2D heat conduction equation on the square 0 < I.y < 3, a2T a2T = 0. J12 dyz Confirm that nTI sin sinh sinh (nt T(I,y) = is](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/ea0f860fd8204118b6ec5507a7ffb804.jpg)
SOLVED: Consider the steady 2D heat conduction equation on the square 0 < I.y < 3, a2T a2T = 0. J12 dyz Confirm that nTI sin sinh sinh (nt T(I,y) = is
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